1.0.4

Add a system load bar to ptop

1.0.3: Preparations for releasing on pypi.python.org

* setup.py: Switch package name to "pxpx"; just "px" wasn't available on Pypi
* README: Covert to Restructured Text as used on Pypi
* setup.py: Use README.rst as the "long_description"
* setup.py: Add Pypi classifiers
* setup.py: Add missing "ptop" entry point

In addition to this, we now treat "node" as an interpreter when parsing command
lines. That's really unrelated, but slipped in here anyway.

1.0.2: Touchups

Bugs fixed:
* px.pex: The same binary now works on both Python 2 and Python 3

* ptop: Various Python 2 vs Python 3 issues fixed, no known issues left

* --install: Fix it so that it works

* The distributed binary now uses "python" as its interpreter (was "python2.7")

New features:
* ptop: Inverse video headings

* Java command line parsing: Add support for -ea and -da

* Development: Add a "test.sh" for faster test+build cycle. "ci.sh" is still
what CI runs and can still be used locally as well.

1.0.1

Fix encoding problems on Python 2.7

1.0.0: Python 3 compatibility

This release adds Python 3 compatibility.

0.4.3: Fix pipes tracing on Linux

Before this release tracing IPC via pipes didn't work on Linux. Now it does.

0.4.1: Improve tracking of who started a process

* The process tree in the details view now has a column listing process owners.

* The details view for a process started with sudo will report the value of the
$SUDO_USER environment variable (if set).

* This release adds basic parsing of bash, sh, perl and ruby command lines.

0.4.0: Parsing of Java and Python command lines

With this release, Python processes are listed as the name of the Python script
rather than "python" (the name of the interpreter).

Same thing for Java programs, they are listed by class name rather than "java".

A number of bug fixes and performance improvements have also gone into this
release.

0.3.2: Network connections to localhost

Starting with this release, if a process makes a network connection to a port on
localhost, we identify that as IPC communication and print the receiving
process' name with the process details.

0.3.1: Bug fixes and system load graph

This release adds a system load graph to the top of px --top output. It
visualizes the usual three numbers in a hopefully human friendly fashion.

Also, lots of issues have been fixed, both functional and performance related.